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Monday, February 25, 2019

Sunday Dawg Chow: Browns news (2/24/19)

More of the latest Browns news and notes from around the web in today’s dose of the Sunday Dawg Chow.

Cleveland Browns:

  • 4 restricted free agents Browns should pursue (Browns Wire) - Restricted free agency presents another avenue for the Cleveland Browns to upgrade the roster and bring in some promising young talent. Unlike the standard free agency, the Browns would have to give some compensation if they sign an RFA and his old club doesn’t match. Here are four restricted free agents who Dorsey and the Browns ought to pursue.
  • Is Clay Matthews III an option in free agency? (DPD) - The Cleveland Browns have a ton of cap space that can be used towards free agent signings to begin the 2019 NFL season. One player they can bring in to help the team this season is linebacker Clay Matthews III.

NFL:

  • Jon Gruden sees potential in trading draft picks (NFL.com) - Upon his return to the Raider Nation, coach Jon Gruden’s first season back with the Raiders -- in his hopes of rebuilding the once storied franchise -- became more noted for the two trades and three first-round draft picks than the meager four victories. As the offseason has proved to be much the same in its chaotic ways with the Raiders still searching for a 2019 home before moving to Las Vegas in 2020, Gruden contends the wheeling and dealing might not yet be done.
  • What Denver’s offense could look like with Joe Flacco (ESPN) - The Denver Broncos can’t admit they’ve traded for quarterback Joe Flacco. They can’t say how excited they are, and they can’t explain why they did it or even why they think Flacco is the guy to help them break a three-year playoff drought. But that doesn’t mean the team’s offensive coaches haven’t begun, in earnest, planning for what the playbook will look like with Flacco behind center.
  • Investor can still pull plug on AAF (Sports Business Daily) - New AAF Chair Tom Dundon, contrary to reports, has not invested $250M into the league, but has only “committed” to fund that amount over an undisclosed period of time. Two sources said Dundon can stop funding if he decides the investment is no longer worth it.


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